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Vedanta Resources delisting from LSE not related to Tuticorin incident, says Anil Agarwal

Mining mogul Anil Agarwal on Tuesday said his plan to delist his flagship Vedanta Resources Plc from London Stock Exchange and take it private is no way linked to the Tuticorin incident and is merely an exercise to simplify a sprawling business empire

Sterlite protests: Vedanta chairman Anil Agarwal says his Tamil Nadu firm is open to scrutiny by any independent committee

Vendanta Resources boss Anil Agarwal says there's absolutely no liquid discharge from Sterlite Copper's Thoothukudi smelter.

Ramjas clash: Blocking DU students' right to protest stigmatises democratic credentials of BJP, ABVP

The statements by several BJP leaders including Arun Jaitley that students must limit activities to classrooms goes against the basic tenets of a university and political history of the ruling party at the centre

Mallya's cameo appearance at the book launch: 'King of Good Times' must also have a seer-like soul

Vijay Mallya, one often feels, has the good traits of a mythical Hindu Baba, or a Sufi seer or, for that matter, a Pagan saint.

Not just BSE, NSE: Global stock exchanges too want to set up shop in GIFT City

As Modi's pet project, India's first International Financial Services Centre (IFSC), GIFT City, inches closer to reality in Gandhinagar, a slew of global exchanges are looking to set up shop there in order to offer Indian investors the products and shares of companies listed on them.

Good management: US cos retain global crown, Indian firms poorly run

The research found Brazil and China were slightly ahead of India with scores on an average of 2.67. The study however, took pains to point out that even bottom-ranking India has firms that boast world-class management practices.<br /><br />

It's all about easy money: Markets cheer pro-stimulus Yellen for top Fed job

Yellen's nomination was greeted with joy by the markets which see her as supportive of Bernanke's easy-money policies.

Students say LSE put them in more danger than the BBC

BBC defends N-Korea documentary, says it was worth risking lives

Striking a defiant tone, the BBC has defended its decision to send an undercover team with a group of London School of Economics students on a trip to secretive North Korea, saying that it was worth risking lives for.

LSE teams up with TISS, to offer research course on gender equality

London School of Economics and Political Science has announced 50 new scholarships for pg Indian students. It has also announced a collaborative research course on gender equality in India with the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) in Mumbai.